FEAR BYTES Newsletter: Winter '08/'09
January 1, 1970
Fear Bytes, a newsletter for adults and teens who continue to believe that ANYTHING's possible.
FEAR BYTES Newsletter: Winter '08/'09
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Dear Bonnie, Cyndi, Deborah, Inger, Sue and Susan,
Happy holidays to you!!! I hope you don’t mind me addressing you by name, but this message is personal and specific to you for a very good reason. I will always be grateful to you.
Another new year begins tomorrow and I feel there are at least 2,009 reasons to celebrate. Instead of listing them all, I’ll be brief. If you believe as I do that we’re here for a reason, to learn from the lessons we’ve been given then I’d like to share with you what I’ve most recently learned.
Know your worth! Once you do, your life truly begins. My wish for you is that you realize what you’re worthy of and that you’re living your life without limitations. This is what I learned while here in Munich, working full-time conducting business seminars. It took me away from writing, books, publishing and book marketing for over a year…but I’m glad it did.
I hope you’re also feeling renewed and refreshed as the New Year approaches. Next month, I’ll be moving to Barcelona. Again, I’m looking forward to beginning again. With a newly-discovered sense of self-worth and optimism I hope to revive my writing career, while at the same time, being able to earn a living that stimulates me. I can’t wait.
My wish for you six is that you all have things you can’t wait for, maybe even new beginnings.
During my time away from book marketing, you six remained on my Newsletter mailing list. You six took the time to click the link that arrives in your Inbox (to activate your name on my list). Most people don’t do this. You six remained there and I will always be grateful.
Instead of reading more, start thinking of the 2,009 things you’re worthy of, not only in the new year to come, but right now. Enjoy your time beginning again.
My sincere thanks to you, Bonnie, Cyndi, Deborah, Inger, Sue and Susan.
Much love to you all,
Clint